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HE NOTIFIES THE BALL PLAYERS OF THE BROTHER
HOODS RECOGNITION BY TIE LEAGUE.

HE NOTIFIES THE BALL PLAYERS OF THE BROTHER
HOODS RECOGNITION BY Tue LEAGUE.
President Ward and his colleagues on the COM
mittee OF the Brotherhood OF Players has ad-
dressed letter TO the members Of that organiza-
ton, In which he says: The brotherhood has been
officially recognized by the league and its stand
ing now as an organization is assured A COM
mittee OF the league was appointed to confer with
the brotherhood eommittee and contract mutu-
ally satisfactory has been agreed upon. Atten-
ton Is particularly called to paragraphs 4, q, T. &
10, 10; 10; aId ts; by secton any suspension
but definite, 50 that the extent OF the punishment
may at once be known. Section 9 Is an effort to
6y every seif-respecSiig player section Is eur sD
tirely new, and provides for defense on the part
OF the player In case he considers himself unfairly
treated section secures his full pay to any
player injured In the service OF his club or while
performing any duty for II. Section Is as origin
ally framed sa y sae committee reservsd 70 the
ices anywhere, but on the ground OF expe-
committee conceded this point. The player. how.
ever, will be protected In his pecuniary rights
since be cannot be transferred at reduced salary.
player for the t time the recproesi rs 81 Of
annulling the contract for any material violation
OF us terms oy the club. Section 10 relieves the
player OF the pay ment OF so cents per day while
travelling. section Is takes from the right OF
reseryation much OF It's seeming injustice 10 the
ess than that OF the SEASON last past section 10
connnes the relations OF the parties to the cove
nsnts and conditions OF the contract 50 that the
player may know at any time, by reference TO
y. Just wnat tnose relations are. an the face OF
many aimeuities,' the letter says ssthe committee
nas trleo 10 90 us null duty. This involved. not
tne CONSIDERATION OF special interests but OF those
o. Ine game In general II has secured for the
orotnernOod recognition and standing: M has
agreed upon contract whose terms it believes 70
DC equitable 70 both parties; and, more than An
" mas olspeled the Illusion that an ORGANIZATION
and mere are sttll some things 20 be desired re-
member the world was not made In a day- In
pfAcucai hfc IDEAL reform must compromise win
exkenence. II you are satisfied with our WORK
the committee WIN feel itself fully rewarded
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioners,
DRY GOODS.
THE ENTIRE STOCK AT AUCTION.
TO BE SOLD. BEGINNING MONDAY. NOVEMBER
TwENTY-oNE, AT ELEVEN A. N. AND HALF.
PAST TWO 2. NJ, ALSO SEVEN O'CLOCK IN EVE
MING.
The above consists Of al kinds Of Silks IN street and
evening wear, in Plain and Brocaded
striped Black Crepes Also full line Of Mourn
ing Goods Of the best makes.
Colored Dress Goods desirable fabrics Flapnes I'm
Plain and Fancy, Blankets large size. also nice
line of Crib Blankets in Plain and Em-
bridered Linens Hosiery and
Underwear for Men, La
dies and Chill
dren.
Corsets Of the celebrated make O. P also lower adee
French and American satines Gnghams and Batistes.
also some White Goods. Buttons. Cloaks Para
sols, Gloves and many articles which
Icannot mention for want Of
space.
All parties indebted to the firm viii please call and
settle bill
81 HEMPsToNE
mig SOB Pennsylvania Avenue
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Forest Fires irs Many Sections.

NEW ORLEANS, MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE FILLED
WITH sAoKx, AND NAVIGATION IMrEDED ON THE
MISSISSIPPI. ll-.. "a, Al
Reports OF great destruction oyforest fires con-
tinue TO come frOm thu South and West At New
Orleans saturday night the smoke from fires in
that region developed the city like dense fog
Dispatches from points in the Mississippi, Yazoo
and Tallahatchie Valleys state that the whole
country Is enyelOped In thick SMOKE which rem
ders IL Impossible 70 see any distance. Terrible
nre5 are raging In the forests on Honey Island and
Kilby Lake. Yazoo City Is completely enveloped
In smoke. special rom Greenville, Miss, re-
ports much damage by the forest fires In Southern
Arkansas. The smoke at some points ON the Mis-
sissippi River is impeding navigation, and q num-
Der OF steamers are delayed.
Fires have also been raging about Louisville,
KY, and that city was filled with smoke saturday
A report came In OF heavy loss by destruction OF
timber, fences and oUtbuili1ngs about Bowling
Green and Ia the Green River country generally.
ALARGE AREA DESoLATE IN COLORADO.
dispatch from Kit Carson Col, says: During
high WIND yesterday afternoon flre started
on the line Of the Colorado extension Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad. and, famed by the strong
breeze II spread rapidly, destr ying everything In
us path AT the latest accounts q stretch of
country ten miles VIDE and twenty miles long.
embracing over IL, 900 acres, was nothing but q
blackened waste. Many large haystacks contain
ing hundreds OF tons OF winter iced for cattle and
horses. were burned.
For ten days forest fires have been raging around
Memphis, and dense smoke has Overhung that
Ciey- lTdsCi ONcr INC hduSdS City ROAD mas been
temporarily suspended by the fires. Great dam
age Is also reported TO fences and farm houses
along the lines OF the Louisville and Nashville and
Chesapeake, ohio and southwestern roads The
l0ng-contlnued drouth which has prevailed since
July has lit rally dried up the country.
Steamboat men report that the sunken lands
near New Madrid, Mo-, where extensive de-
pressions were made in the country by the earth
quake OF 1914, and which have been since con-
yerted into swamps and lakes, are now nearly dry
from the drouth and the low water in the river
and the vegetable matter and logs which have
been buried there have taken fire and have been
burning Tor days.
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Panic In n Court Room.
a yoCCLAR TRAMP CAUSES A srANPKpE WITH A
BOGUS BONE.

BOGUS BONE.
GALKSA, ILL, Nov. 21--At Cassville, Wis, man
giving hts name as Frank Holloway was arrested
saturday for vagrancy and taken before justice.
While the examination was going on Holloway
suddenly drew from his pocket piece OF gas-pipe
OF the regulation anarchist bomb size, and light
ing a fuse which projected from one end. he threw
the instrument upon the floor. A rush was at once
made for the windows In the Justices ONCE, and,
IN their mad plunge through them, several OF the
witnesses and spectators were badly cut and
bruised and the magistrate broke one OF his legs In
jumping down q steep embankmeDt after he
escaped from the building. The supposed bomb
proved TO be a harmless Instrument prepared by
the joking vagrant, who got sixty days In the
county lail for his sport
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saved from Her Husband.


TEaPTISG TO KILL HIS WIFE
James Wllkinson, an ex-conyict, 81 years OLD,
attempted TO Kill bis wife Annie, at Is Monroe
street, New YORK, but was himself shot and NOR
tally wounded BY Vincent Damio, an Italian. VIII
kinson and his wife have been married thirteen
years and have one child, q daughter. wilkinson
treated his wife 50 cruelty that she was Obliged
10 leave him soon after their marriage. Since
then the husband has served three terms in Sing
ring. After his last release, about year ago his
VILE went 70 live with him again, but he tried "
butcher her with a knife ana severely stabbed her
she and her little girl refuge with her parents
and have sines lived their. Vincent Dafnlo. To-
bacco stripper. hired q furnished room from Mrs
Niiklnsons parents In his room Saturday night
were assembled Ms Wilkinson, her daughter and
ZONE ncignDors, playing cards, when Wilkin-on
tDtered with a revolver In his haDd- % you.
annie, III Kill yOu and your Italian lover DO h /"
lie exclaimed, and aiming the revolver at his wife
he pulled the trigger, Out the weapon failed TO ex.
ltode. DGuaio eiinched with him, and In the
struzgle that followed was shot through the hand.
hesrcsted the revolver from Wilkinsons hand
ana mot him In the breast. Just above the heart.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

LOT ON o STREET, BETWEEN 18TH AND
18TH SITS: NV. AND FRONTING SOUTH.
By virtue Of two deeds of trust dated Feb .ye
ruary 1875. the other dated January q, 1886. CIV
recorded in the land records of the District of ~
Columbia, the former in liber 77S, fol 216 ct seq
the latter in ber ll64. fol 53 ct seq and at the
sale at public auction in front Of tho premise , at
tOU nx 4 ECL0CR 3 N , on THURSDAY, the FIRST
IN the city Of Washington. in said District known
lot NO. ~. In Ihomas and Perry's recorded subdi-
public alley.
Terms Of sale: 91.3OO in cash, the balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months from the day of sale. for
which the purchasers notes will be required bearing
st per cent from the day Of SALE and secured
Dy decd q trust on the property Terms to be COM
hs property will be res9d at the risk and cost of the
RICHARD r. MORSELI, ! r...
n19d6ds WILLIAM l. SEUFFERLE} irusteea
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T,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

H\HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, on THE SOUTH SIDE OF ST
No las, BETWEEN 18th AND 18TH STREETS
By virtue of u decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed the 9th day OF March
1887, in cause No. I02l2, Eq. Doc. 20, the under
the premises, on MEDNEsDAY, the TEIRTIETH
NJ the real estate situate in the
city of Wash ngton. District Of Columbia and known
and described as parts q original lot twenty three
and sublot sixteen o. in square one hundred md
twenty seven CD beins the east 1--WE 5l feet one 90
dep thereof and the west twenty goo feet seven .
brick residence.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One-third
OF the purchase money in cash. and the balance in
ana two years. III equal payments for which the notes
OF the purcaser must be given to bear interest from
the day of SALE and secured By deed of on the
property sold. all cash. at the purchasers option
All conyeyancing ut purchasers cost deposit Of
$3.50 at time sale il required If terms of sale
are not complied with in ten days the
the right to resell the property at the risk and OF
THOMAS J. FISHER. Trustee.
cRAMMoND KENNEDY. Trustee NV
Kellogg Building,
nlSdts l416 st. NV
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A Lively Bandit Hunt.
MEXICAN OFFICIALS GIVING THE RIO GRANDR DRsPI
ADDE'S NO PEACE.

ADDE'S NO PEACE.
BROWNSVILLE, TEX, Nov. 2l-The pursuit OF
bandits Is still being actively carried on on the
Mexican side OF the border. Last night at Las
C1eyas a noted ranch and den OF thieves on the
Mexican side or the river. near the terminus OF the
MatamoroS and Monterey Railroad, Prudencio
Gutierrez, q noted bandit and murderer, was ar
rested by the gallant Capt. Lamadrid and jailed
In Canargo. Evidence clearly proving his guilt
was found in his possession. Pancho Flores.
another noted thisf, murderer and bandit, was
captured a lew days ago near Allende, state OF
NuevO Leon, and taken out and shot. Four other
noted characters, among whom were the men who
stopped the Pena stage and assaulted Mrs. Clos
ner, escaped The Mexican cavalry Is beng
20, II possible, break up the bandItage on the
border.
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n1S-3t
DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN MONT
OGOMERY COUNTY. WITHIN HALF MILE OF
RDND,S A u Il - 49, =

nESikABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN MONT.
DGOMERY COUNTY, WITHIN HALF A MILE OF
BOfDS STATION, FOR SALE
BY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court for Mont
geometry County, Maryland. made the 10th day OF -
September 1857 1, the subscriber. as trustee IA
npan Sbe sa Sec,ee' MI Sner e public sale ~.
TWENTY: SECOND, 1887. at TWO O'CLOCK T. NJ.
the following valuable real estate subject the right
OF dover remaining i'll Mary Alice Megs being a tract
OF land lying near Boyd's Station, about thirty miles
from Washington, on the Metropolitan Branch Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and between sad railroad
ana the public road from GAINESVILLE Rockville
containing fourteen and tbree-four his GAO acres
more or less, improved by handsome twostory dwell
hug mouse with eleven rooms and 81: English base
ment supplied with water lhot and cold) BY a wind
mill. toxether with corn house and stable. a peach
and apple orchard line vineyard and q garden con-
tanning small fruits and vegetables.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree cash De
posit of 800 of SALE Conveyancing ar cost of
purchaser. fnl6-4tl GUION MILLER, Trustee
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.HoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.


AUCTION SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE.
EMBRACING PART
-Four French Plate Mantel Mirrors in Walnut and Gilt
Frames One superb Rosewood Gilt seven piece
Parlor Suite, upholstered ill Silk Brocatelle: one
very handsome. seven piece Ebony and Gilt Parlor
Suite, upholstered in Red Silk; Hair-Cloth Parlor
Furniture; Fine Engravirgs, Superior Brussels
aud MoSuet Carpets, Gilt and other Marble Top
Tables. Two Superior Students Lamps Lace and
other Window Haneings, Screen, Very Superior
Walnut Marble Top Chamber Furniture. in suites
and separate pieces Fine Hair Mattresses, Easy
Chairs and Couches. Office Desks and Tables, Wal
nut Extension Dining able Walnut Dining Chairs,
Large assortment of fine Glass Ware and China TO,
gether with other articles Of value.
To be sold ct public auction, on WEDNESDAY, NO
EEMBER TWENTY-THIRD. 1887 at residence, $40
1ath street. opposite Farragut Square. at TEN
OCLOCk A. M. n1S-4x
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Dakoto's Knock for Entrance.
CONVENTION TO SEEK THE ADMISSION OF THE

TERRITORY AS WHOLE.
A dispatch from Aberdeen, D. T., November 10.
says: For the past week movement has been on
foot here for an admission convention at Aberdeen
on December 10 next to unite in memortalizing
Congress for admission as a whole. The meager
majority In favor OF division led to the action.
several meetings have been held by prominent
citizens. ana petition calling for a convention
has been sent 10 every town OF Importance In the
Territory. They are being returned with numerous
signatures.
Al meeting held at the opera House here last
night ringing addresses were made. Two thOus-
and dollars have already been raised to meet ex-
penses committees are working In all the promi-
nent counties IL Is safe TO say that q convention
will assemble in Aberdeen on December Is which
VIII be more representative OF the true senti-
ments Of the Territory than any which has been
yet held In Dakota
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

PAwNBRoKERs SALE OF UNREnEEMEp
PLEDGES CONSISTING OF GOLD AND SILVER
p MIANIGSHb bS GOLD CHAINS DIAMOND EAR.
BUTTONS. Pearl, EARNINGS, NECKLACES.
SILVER SPOONS FORKS. AND CUPS AT AUG
On TUE DAY MORNING, NOVEMBER TWENTY.
SECOND at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, will sell at the
auction rooms OF Dune ,nson Bros, 9Th and ID sts.nw
Will please take notice
PHILIP WALLACE. Broker
n1S-3t l3O4 At N -
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Fearful OF Earthquake NJ sam Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. 21-The sun rose Sat
urday morning a round ball OF blood about one
half It's usual size, ana so remained all day. The
atmosphere has been OF an intense choking murkf-
hess resembling heavy smoke. At times IL has
been dificult 10 see with any distinctness. Micro
around show the same phenomena The state OF
things Is an exact duplication OF the atmospheric
condition prevalent In portions OF South Carolina
Just previous 20 the great Charleston earthquake,
and there are grave fears OF seismic or cyclonic
Disturbance
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Suicide Of q Blind Professor.

HR HrRIs HfhskLF FRON A sECOND-6TORY WINDOW
wHTLk sCFFEkIS6 IRON THE KFFECTs OF DRINK.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA special TO the Iater-Ocedn
from Fort Wayne, Ind, says: saturday evening
at Button. Professor John L McCleary, known as
the Blind Professor climbed TO the second-story
VI the court house, and feeling his way along the
corridors 70 street window, threw IL Open Then,
n 10 test the distance and ascertain the chance
OF death, McCleary tossed his cane TO the pave
nent below. After hearing the stick rebound the
old man embed out OF the window preparing TO
drop himself into eternity.
Don't rap shouted a half dozen people who
Witnessed the desperate man.
IL know whit I am doing. co to H. came
the respons. from McCleary, no instantly threw
himself 70 the pavement.
he fell head foremost, and his skull was frac-
tnred the bones Of the body were broken. ana his
face mutilAted Death resulted In a short time
he was for years Superintendent OF the Hutton
schools, was nnely educated, and widely known.
he has been drinking hard OF late, which was the
cause Of his set
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Daring Assensps at Bank Robbery.

TIE THIEVES F0rLED AND CAPTUEED THROUGH TIE
PLCCK OF THE BANK OFFICIALS.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 21.-Chas r. Alfred and
Jos Justesen made bold attempt TO rob the Nephi
Bank Friday. They entered the bank at 1880 In
the morning disguised. and found Cashier Hague
and Assistant Cashier stone alone. stone was Just
starting out and Justesen held a revolver 70 his
head. and called on him TO hold up his hands. He
did not obey, and the robDer fired without effect
stone got OUT and the rObber followed, and caught
him, and was forcing him back, when the other
rODber, having lost Cashier Hague behind the
CONNER, came running out Hague followed with
a shotgun and prevented the robbers from getting
On their horses The town was alarmed and a
general hunt for the fugitives began Alfred was
found In a cellar. Justesen got On a poor horse,
watch he exchanged by force for a better one from
a passing team and got TO the foot Of the hills In
the brush out his pursueIs located him and opened
IRE. some OF the shots coming uncomfortaoly
close, be surrendered Both men are In jail
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AUCTION SALES.
BROS. Ancsioneers.

nUNcANSoN BROS Auctioneers
WEEK LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF So:
ksHE HNP ss4Akk sNf fIksS askf %eSu Ff
vvEEkIyET WILTON, MINISTER, AND ofHER
Full fEAAEsft ef PssEos eHx xaTH
Ro SaAa ES9 ftRSI4 Eskh Ere AND OTHER
ROOMS sisfH And SSH sEsCsSSs ssf
ss6osD. oo&MENrs So AZ 4hE oc ISEkrY
.. M,RmThe hns Furniture viii be sold within the
-N-s .. u y CLOCK, carpets AZ ll:3O o'clock. ~
WEEKS : co. a sss TSs'.,:n, ave..
Opposite City Post Once.
On account Of THANKSGIVING Day our regular Furn-
Iliss hi Ffsi Tn TEN
IN which sale viii be found large and general assort
mens x household goods of every description-Bed:
Elects. Stoves, Carpets, Crockery. &c. &c n2I-2t
PEaHNEMrP {, To- SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT
TEEN H street EAST. i''Ni MEAN -
N &c SATURDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER @6
ooLock, We will sell. in front Of the premises, -.
LOT Is, SQUARE 1858,
Of ohns % feet on East Capitol street with depth
10 s RAPIDLY enhancing and worthy the attention
Tsrs ona th ap esss balance IN and two
We payable and to be secured by deed
opgcins a. at purchasers cost 5000 deposit at time
pe to a snd a ccs OF der
iaulting purchaser after Ave days public notice OF
sue In some newspaper published in Washing
ni5,dts. puNcANsoN BROS. Auct,oneera
81 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
Tsa dss until tRfE
nZl-dts DUNCANsON BROS
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OHAMCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
~ TATE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
NINETEENTH AND L STREETS NORTH

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of 1sx
the District OF Columbia, passed on the 18th day ~
O. Noyember. 1887: in Equity Cause numbered -
10O31. Docket Fl. the undersigned II. as committee
Of John H. Taylor, unatc, sell at public auction,
front q ,he premises, on SATURDAY, the TWENTY.
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887, at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLCK PM, the interest Of said lunatc. being
one-haf undivided in following described real estate
ntuated IN the city Of Washington District of Column
ba to wit Parts Of original Lots seventeen 40 and
eighteen (lS) IN square numbered eighty five $3.50,
beginning at the norhea of said Lot IL aud
running thence south on 10Th street ninetytwo 92)
feet six t6) inches; thence west twenty (25 feet
thence north ninety (92) feet go inches to
thence east on street t25) feet to
the beginning.
Terms OF SALE prescribed by the decree, cash on
the DAY OF sale, or within ten days thereafter de-
po.,t Of 400 70 Be male when parchasers bid ac
after sale or tho property will be resold at the risk and
cost OF the defaultlng purchaser after five days notice
In the Evening Staf Newspaper All taxes viii be paid
up to DAY 81 sale out Of the purchase Abstract
The undersigned Ia authorized to state that the
owner Of the other half will sell her interest the
same price and on the terms o. that for winch
said lunatics interest may be sold.
OTIS i. PRESBREY, Committee,
7th and SITS. NV.
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THEY Took THE SAFE AND AIL-Burglars en-.
tered the once OF Tanxin 4 Dunyers' foundry
at Chattanooga, Tenn, Friday night, and carried
away the safe. The watchman was asleep on duty
open Geld on the outskirts OF the city Saturday
Il had been forced open and the contents, inciud.
ing large sum OF money and valuable papers
were gone.
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WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, PARLoR FURNI-
TURF WALNUT HALL RACK, EXTENSION
TABLE, AND DINING-ROOM CHAIRS. EASY
GGHHAIRs, WICKER BODY BABY CARRIAGE
TABLE. WALNUT BEpsTRAbs. BuRES6 AUS AND IS
MMbAis WASH II. HAIR AND HUsK NAT
TRESSES, BEDDING, BRUSSELS HALL AND
STAIR CARPETS, BRUSSELS INGRAM AND
OTHER CARPETS. NEARLY NEW, CHINA AND
GLASSWARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, ETC.
On ESDAY.N0YEMBER TWENTY-SECoND AT
TN O'CLOCK A, NJ. we shall sell az residence No.
1918 street northwest the above collection house
hold effects partially enumerated and in good cond
nI7-4t wALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 1928 AND $50 q STREET
S3uTHwEsT, AND 3Os STREET SOUTH
BY virtue OF a decree passed by the Supreme -
Court Of the District of Columbia on the tn o.
day OF November, A ID. 1887, wherein Richard III Lei
Brooks Is complainant ana VIM. Henry Freeman et m
Sre defendants. In Equity Cause numbered 1882
WI sci y pS6,c sIfs,SR II trent Of the
1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the following de.
scrbed real estate in the city Nashncton istr1c
OF Columbia, to wit: The east "a feet and inches
front by the depth thereof Of original lot numbered
at the northeast of lot and running thence
south 122 feet and inches to public alley thence
west along the line Of said alley "a feet and 3 ipches
thence north LIZ feet and inches to the line of said
street SOUTH and thence along the line of sad
being No. q street southwest.
The terms of sale to be follows: Onebird of the
purchase money IN cash and the residue TO be paid in
two equal fnstsllments in one and years with in
sale. or all in cash at option Of the purchaser.
Twill likewise by virtue Of said decree and on tina
same day, at the hour of HALF-PASl -FOUR p M
sell 81 public auction in front of the premises the
FOL owing described real estate in the city Of Washing
ton N the District OF Columbia: The east half Of lot
numbered % in square numbered OBS, beginning for
the same 1t the northeast Of said lot and
ming thence nth 81 feet and inches thence vest
- sest thence north 81 feet and inches the line
said street to the place of beginning.
The terms OF sale to be follows One-thrd of the
purchase money in cash and the residue two equal
lnStaments payable In and two years from day OF
ale with interest thereon ct sx per per annum
OF the pdrchaaer deposit of 400 be made on each
JAMES n SMITH. Trustee,
nl0-do Room y: lie Droit building.